The Wilson Center, constructed in 1987, was the gift of the late trustee James W. Wilson Jr. as a lasting tribute to his father, James W. Wilson Sr. All things business occur in this building, including academic programs in business, accounting, and mathematics.

Huntingdon's class schedule offers Flexible Fridays—no classes on Fridays gives more time for learning outside the classroom, and for student LIFE!

Need help with your resume? Interviewing skills? Want to find an internship or part-time job? The CCV does it all, for every student, every day.

The Huntingdon Food Trailer— #HawkFoodOnWheels #AtYourService

John Jefferson Flowers Hall was built in 1909—the first building on campus when the College moved to Montgomery. Harvard University architect H. Langford Warren modeled the building after the architecture at Oxford and Cambridge. #WingsOfHistory #WelcomeHome

"Enter to grow in wisdom; go forth to apply wisdom in service," ~Huntingdon College Motto

The Freshman Leadership Initiative brings new student-leaders together for planning, activities, field trips, games, and other ways of learning, preparing students for life-success as well as college-success.

The Huntingdon Bands Rehearsal Hall opened in 2018—a space dedicated to music-making and friend-gathering among members of the Marching Scarlet & Grey, BallHawks Pep Band, Huntingdon Winds, Huntingdon Jazz, and various instrumental ensembles. #FlyToYourOwnBeat

Bellingrath Hall is the College's science building, where students in the Departments of Biology and Chemistry prepare for careers as researchers, teachers, health care professionals, and other world-changing professions.

New for Fall 2022: Women's Wrestling! Contact Matt Oliver, head coach and director of wrestling, (334) 833-4383 or [email protected]. bit.ly/3KOiHSh

Huntingdon's 70-acre campuses that bridge Fairview Avenue mean your next class is only a five-minute walk away. Bonus: the campus is among Southern Living's picks for most beautiful campuses in the South.

With an average class size of 17 and a 14:1 student-to-faculty ratio, Huntingdon provides room to grow your mind and to find your calling. #KnowAndBeKnown

We are Huntingdon. We are Family. #MakeYourselfAtHome #HuntingdonVillage

Huntingdon Greek Life includes Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Alpha Omicron Pi, Chi Omega, and Phi Mu sororities and Sigma Phi Epsilon, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Nu, and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., for men. Learn more: bit.ly/3COtQ2F #GoGreek #HawkEm

The Huntingdon campus is home to 10 athletic fields, courts, arenas, or gyms where student-athletes from the College's 20 NCAA-Division III athletic teams practice and play. Pictured: W. James Samford Jr. Stadium and Charles Lee Field. #HawkPlaygrounds

Jam on! Huntingdon bands include the Marching Scarlet & Grey (with Hawkettes and flag line), BallHawks Pep Band, Huntingdon Winds Concert Band, and Huntingdon Jazz, among others. Students from any major are welcome. bit.ly/3wPg6BQ #HawksBandTogether